VOLCANO ERUPTION disaster on St Vincent [Ep12 RED SEAS]

When the La Soufriere volcano erupted on St Vincent recently, we couldn’t stand by and do nothing. Watts on Water (a branch of the NGO Watts of Love) reached out and asked us to help them give out solar lights to those living without power. With a lot going on here, we decided Iain would stay behind and work on the boat while Brioni would fly to St Vincent to film the situation on the ground.
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⏰ Time Stamps ⏰
00:00 Something a bit different
01:19 Meeting Brooks from Watts on Water
03:12 Travel to St Vincent
04:09 Interview with Brooks
06:17 Visiting the Red Zone
10:32 Drone shots
12:02 An incredible story
13:49 Outro & bloopers
🎵 Music 🎵
[THEME SONG] Arrows & Bullets - Big Idea - • Big Idea
NoMBe - Colour of Your Face - • Video
Retorikal - Searching - thmatc.co/?l=EEB6EE19
Patrick Patrikios - Grut - • Patrick Patrikios - Grut
Arrows & Bullets - Forever & a Day - • Forever & a Day
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[@LindseyMNRealtor]

Amazing story. ❤

[@RedSeas]

We were so pleased to have to opportunity to get involved. Hopefully we can do more in the future too

[@annetterhoades4873]

The devastation is so heartbreaking. I can't imagine how difficult it is for everyone there. That is so kind of you guys to bring them all the solar lights. It truly must feel like a glimmer of hope for all of them. I'm sure glad all the villagers knew who to give the last light to. I know I wouldn't want to make that decision either. Hoping the best for everyone there and that they are able to clean up and rebuild and get power again soon.

[@RedSeas]

Seeing the progress already is really encouraging. Amazing community spirit as everyone clubs together to help each other out. We’ll go back on the boat soon to see how everyone is getting on too.

[@annetterhoades4873]

@@RedSeas I can't wait to see an update on the cleanup and see how the community is doing. I'm sure you guys bringing the lights to them helped their spirits as well. Thank you for your kindness and great content.

[@brianmardon7123]

Awesome content and editing. Keep em coming.

[@RedSeas]

Thank you. It means a lot to hear that. There’s lots more to come!

[@ashajagdeo9796]

love the work you're donig

[@RedSeas]

Thanks Asha! It was a real privilege to do our small part in the aftermath of the volcano. Those effected have done so much to clean up and recover. Hopefully we get back to TNT again soon.

[@latitudeash]

Mother Nature has its beauties and disasters. The soil will be very fertile once the clean up has been done. So,e thing good will come from the volcanic eruption at the end.

[@RedSeas]

We actually managed to get back further in our journey to see how things had progressed and you are right. It is a blessing in disguise

[@ops7750]

Nice idea, but 120 lights for a population >100k ???

[@RedSeas]

Yes we only had funding for 120 lights at that time. The goal is for 500 lights to support those living up in the evacuation area. Fundraising is still ongoing if you’d like to follow the link in the description to get more lights into the community.